Vga - Dell Latitude D505 Notebook

First of, a little bit of explanation.
VGA = analogue
HDMI = digital

The answer seems to be in your question.
it reads "VGA to HDMI". These cables or adapters doesn't work the other way around. I am guessing your cable can only support vga output to HDMI input. And your setup is HDMI output from your computer to vga input to your monitor.
Solution:
Try and find HDMI to VGA cable or adapter. This is expensive.
If your computer has a vga output, use this with vga to vga. You won't get a better resolution by using HDMI to vga.
Or are you stuck with only HDMI output?
There are adapters for USB to VGA too. This could be less expensive. I have one for my friends Apple Air. I am not a "i" fan so I do not have much experience on Apple.

Hope this helps.

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I dont believe that laptop has an HDMI port on it. If you have an LCD TV then your TV may have a VGA or DVI input on it. You can connect your laptop to the TV by using a VGA to VGA or VGA to DVI cable. If you your TV doesn't have one of these input ports, then you're not going to get your laptop connected to your TV.

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you should be configure the display option , as extended monitor (2nd) output ,

VGA can be added to your system by buying and installing a vga graphics card, however some motherboards do already include a vga port

You will not benefit from the DVI input unless you have DVI output on your computer. The great advantage of DVI is that the picture is transferred in digital form all the way from your computer to the individual pixels on the monitor. If you only have VGA output on your computer then you will never get a better picture than by using a good quality VGA cable to link that to the VGA input on your monitor.

The DVI plug is designed to carry both digital and analogue (VGA) signals on the various pins, so "adaptors" exist to allow a VGA monitor to attach to a DVI output on a computer. Monitors may also support VGA input from their corresponding DVI input sockets, but the picture quality will never be better than by using a good VGA cable because it is still not using the digital capability of the DVI interface. What's more, because you may need more adaptors and thinner conductors in the cable, you will probably achieve a marginally poorer picture than with VGA to VGA.

When you next buy a PC or a new video card, get one with DVI to take advantage of your new monitor. In the meantime, your best bet is a quality VGA to VGA link.

Sorry that's not what you were wanting to hear, but I hope it will help you avoid further frustration.

Fiend your solution direct from mercury. Here is your solution.....

http://www.mercury.com/motherboard/prob676ijt65/solution
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sorry friend i ws lill busy so could not rply.
Anyways

• This is the VGA out:
• And this is the connection for VGA comes from monitor:
• Now if your VGA - Out is mounted on your motherboard then you have on-board VGA card.
• If it VGA - Out comes from a PCI card like
• means you have PCI VGA card.

Now if you want to use another PCI card just remove the one which you are using and use another one. Use only one PCI card for VGA, need not to use more than PCI VGA card at a time.

Thanks
Iqbal

1. vga to vga cable
2. vga to dvi cable
3. vga to dvi cable, then dvi to component cable

Your tv must have 1 of the following:

- vga connector
- dvi connector
- component connector